Bible Guess Who Printable: New Year, New Gift
Happy New Year, friends! Inspired by the wise men’s belated gifts, I’m sharing a simple joy: Bible Guess Who, where Scripture heroes like Noah and Esther spark laughter, stories, and faith at your table.
Category: Christian Parenting
Biblical Christian parenting can feel overwhelming. Where are the Bible verses that tell me how to parent well? How do I raise my child in the faith? How do I ensure it sticks?
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When You Need a Heartfelt New Year
This year we started a simple New Year tradition that as a Christian mom, I LOVE.
Free Bible Advent Calendar: 25 Doors, 1 Big Story
When my seven-year-old asked for a “real Bible, no pictures,” I knew our Advent needed to grow up too.
No more chocolate doors.
I wanted her fingers turning thin pages, hunting for Micah and Malachi, discovering the Christmas story the way it was first told—prophecy by prophecy, angel by angel.
So I made the Advent calendar I couldn’t find: twenty-five little doors that hide nothing but Scripture.
One version writes the verses out for tender hearts.
The other gives only the address, because learning to find Jesus yourself is half the wonder.
It’s slow, it’s holy, and it’s completely free—made by a mama just like you.
Prayer Journaling with Kids: Heartfelt and Hands-on
Prayer Journaling? With kids? Yesss. Tell me you’ve been there, Mama. You want to pray. You know you should. But it’s feeling dull or rote. Empty. How do we get back to that place where prayer is invigorating, inspiring, and powerful? How do our kids? It’s up to us to …
Deuteronomy: The Parenting Book
You know the verses—the ones used a lot for Christian parenting. But what ARE “these words” I’m supposed to teach daily? They aren’t just the 10 commandments.
They’re rich. And life-giving.
#1 Influence on Children’s Faith Formation
If children are going to become Christian, most do it by age 12—mostly because of a mother’s influence.
What We’ve Forgotten: Testimony Time
My one prayer for the 115 VBS kids who would walk through our doors might be the same prayer you have for your children: God, just let them know you’re real. That this isn’t a fairy tale. Give them an experience. A miracle. Anything to prove you’re alive and active today. And he delivered.
Summer Art Activities: Gift Kids with Outdoor Reflection Time
Summer Art Activities Creating in nature is wonderfully beneficial for our God-designed bodies and brains. Summer allows bountiful outdoor opportunities for children to get creative while reflecting on God’s creation. Here are some simple, faith-filled summer art activities to help kids connect with God through nature, deepen and express their …
Mealtime Prayers for Families: Nourishing the Spirit
Dinner is the one time in our day we are all face to face with no disruptions. It’s our time to see each other clearly—our struggles, our triumphs, our hearts’ longings. We see them as we pray our most pressing needs of the day. And in the thanking for what touches us. We see each other more deeply as we open the tops of our heads and let each other peek in when we answer a question drawn out of a bowl.
Do I Really Love God: A Litmus Test
I’ve struggled feeling assured I’m getting in the gates. I mean, if I really love God, why would I ever disobey? Instead, I wrestle—like Jacob. My mind fights to rationalize what I should do against what I want to do. There are times it’s not a struggle—when my will and …